About
I'm Idrus Abu Uwais. A civil servant based in Venetie van Het Oosten, Indonesia, working at the intersection of urban planning and socio-economic development. By day, I focus on the systems that keep a city running—designing and building ideas for government workflows that enable better public services: from planning and proposal writing to monitoring, budgeting, and the often overlooked machinery behind how a city actually works.
Beyond the office, I’ve been deep in Web3 since 2017—through multiple cycles, failures, and hard-earned lessons. I build relentlessly: blockchain games, automated bots, smart contracts, and tools that solve my own problems. I write about crypto in Indonesian, hunt airdrops, and vibe-code at odd hours.
I'm drawn to city planning, photography, local governance, and the strange overlap between public sector work and emerging technology. Two worlds that rarely talk to each other — I live in the space between them.